Review Article
Childhood Allergy Disease, Early Diagnosis, and the Potential of Salivary Protein Biomarkers
Table 5
Summary of MS-based methods used for salivary biomarker identification. The table is adapted from [
56].
| Disease | Saliva | Stimulation | Proteomics approach | Biomarkers | Verification methods | References | Sample size |
| Breast cancer | Whole | Stimulated | SELDI-TOF/MS | (i) c-erbB-2 | (i) ELISA (ii) Western blot | Streckfus et al., 2006 | Control—3 Disease—3 |
| Caries | Whole | Unstimulated | 2-DE/MS | (i) Statherin 5 (ii) Cystatin | (i) Western blot | Rudney, et al., 2009 | Control—18 Disease—23 |
| Gastric cancer | Whole | Unstimulated | MALDI-TOF/MS | (i) 1472.78 Da (ii) 2936.49 Da (iii) 6556.81 Da (iv) 7081.17 Da | — | Wu, 2009 | Control—18 Disease—23 |
| Graft versus host disease | SM/SL | Stimulated | SELDI-TOF/MS MALDI-TOF/MS | (i) Lactoferrin (ii) SLPI (iii) IgA (iv) b2-microglobulin | (i) ELISA | Imanguli et al., 2007 | Control—0 Disease—41 |
| HNSC | Whole | Stimulated | LC–MS/MS | (i) Complement factor B | (i) Western blot | Ohshiro et al., 2007 | Control—5 Disease—3 |
| Oral lichen planus | Whole | Unstimulated | 2-DE MALDI-TOF/MS | (i) Urinary prokallikrein (ii) PLUNC | — | Yang et al.,2006 | Control—6 Disease—6 |
| OSCC | Whole | Unstimulated | 2-DE/MS LC–MS/MS | (i) M2BP (ii) Catalase (iii) Profiling1 (iv) CD59 (v) MRP14 | (i) ELISA (ii) Western blot | Hu et al., 2008 | Control—64 Disease—64 |
| Pulmonary disease | Whole | Unstimulated | 2-DE/MS | (i) Lipocalin (ii) Apolipoprotein A1 | — | Nicholas et al., 2010 | Control—20 Disease—25 |
| Type 1 diabetes | Whole | Stimulated | 2-DE MALDI-TOF/MS | (i) α-amylase (ii) Cystatin (iii) PIP | — | Hirtz et al., 2006 | Control—8 Disease—8 |
| Type 2 diabetes | Whole | Unstimulated | LC–MS/MS | (i) A1AT (ii) α-2-macroglobulin (iii) Cystatin C (iv) Transthyretin | (i) ELISA | Rao et al., 2009 | Control—10 Disease—30 |
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SM represents submandibular; SL represents sublingual; HNSC represents head and neck squamous carcinoma; OSCC represents oral squamous cell carcinoma; SS represents Sjögren’s syndrome.
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